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Survey of All Sports A SPORTS REPORTS & TALKS Authoritative— Interesting— Informative by the greatest team of sports writers in modern journalism, every week in the Rugby Footballby Vivian Jenkins Association Football Boxing by Jimmy Wilde b' Dilton ÿ HarT'LJ- p i up t* Darts by The Champ Racing by Pegasus Go,f by Hcnry Cotton Athletics by Joe Binks Billiards by Joe Davis Angling Notes and "The Pigeon World" by special writers The Week's MOST COMPLETE SURVEY OF ALL SPORTS A CLYDESDALE HARRIERS' YOUTHS' BALLOT TEAM RACE 6th November. 1948. J. C. Adamaon (Weal Kilbi.dr A.S.C). 14 mirn W. |. Walker (Airdrie H.J; 31, R. Clark 47.5 sees. iAuchaountain H.J: 37. A. Henderson (Shettic- 2. |. Stevenaon (Gteenoek Wrllpark H.J, 15 mln*. •lon H.J : 33. T. Brands (Greenock Qrnpark H.J: 8 acea. 34. A. McLean (Hllllnflton H.J : 35, D. McParlane (Shcttleston H.J ; 16. J. Duffy (Spring- J. F. Robertioq (Gar,cube III. 15 mini. 16.5 s«<>. bum H.J: 37. J. Houston (Maryhlll H.J: 38. 1 S. Williamson (Greenock Glrnpark II.). 15 T. Noon (She tleston H ) : 39. Jas. Davidson Rccogaiac him I Oor Scottish 6 and 10 mllea champion, ALEX. aim. 21 sees. (West of Scotland H.J ; 40. C. B»l» (Marytlll McLEAN. when winning the faaoua war-rlmr Getlra 10 milea road race. 5. W. Bownc. (Auchmountain H.J. 15 mina. 29 H.J : 41. H. Glasgow (Plebeian H.) ; 47. I. »«ca. Thomson (Greenock Wellpark H.J ; 43. Jt. Davidson (West of Scotland H.) : 14. J. Ru«h- 6. H. Beaton (Greenock Glrnpark H.J. 15 aim. be.ry IMaryhill H.I; 45. J. Caraichacl (Bella- 35 sec«. hoaaton H.J ; 46. W. Ander.oa ( Bel'ahouaton H.J : 7 D. McCallum (Clydesdale H.) : 8. I. Craig 47. T. Cowan (We.t of Scotland H.) : 48. J. (Hamilton H.) : 9. J. Kirk (Shettleaton H.J; 10. Bridgrwater (Shettleston H.J : 49. W. Waddcll E. Murray (Garscube H.) ; II. H. G.bion ( Airdtle H.) : SO. |. Condle (Brllahomton H.J: (Hamilton H ) : 17. R. Macdonald (Maryhlll H.J; 51. H. Weir (Sprlooburn H.J : 52. W. Patrraon 13. J. Hirer (Clydesdale H.) : 14. |. Scoular (Ai.drle H.J: 53. H. Shaw (Babcock 6 Wilco. (Hamilton H.) : 15. R Graham (Bellafeoutton A.C.J : 54. W. Andrew (Clydesdale H-J. H.J; 16. I. Ross Airdrlr H.) ; 17. A. O. < Winners time beat previoua record by JOHN EMMET FARRELL'S Murdoch (Alrdrle H.) : 18. E. Dolan (Shetrleston 24.5 aeconda. H.J; 19. C. Kirk (Bel ahouston H.J: 20. D. COMMENTARY Appleby IMaryhlll II.I: 21. A. Hector (Victoria RUNNING Park A.C.J ; 22. J. G.rvin (Plebeian H.) ; 23. WINNING TEAMS J. Robertson (Plebeian H.J: 74. A. Brod.r In H. G.bvsn ( Hamilton H.J.—J, K.rk (Shrttle- THE GLORY OF SPORT (Victoria Park A.C.J: 25. A. Gordon (Maryhlll •lon —H.J. I. Roas (Alrdrlr H )—Total 36 points. H.) : 76. D. Bowme (Victoria Park A.C.): 77. 7nd—J. Craig (Hamilton H.J. J. Home (Clydea- TRAINING FOR THE STEEPLECHASE R. Boiling (Shetileitoo H.J -. 78. A R. Girvm dalr H ). J Robertson (Plebeian H.)-Total 14 (Plebeian If.): 79. J. Coleman iSpnngborn H.I . pointa. COMPLETE RACE DETAILS SCOTTISH NOVICE, 1948 SCOTS TINDER the new qualifying rule the Point.. G, M'.Althut 106 . |. S. Taylor THE ATHLETE 120. P. Living* one 132. 170 National Novice Cross Country Si. Modan* A.AC—(A Crawford 7h M TO STIMULATE INTEREST IN Championship over a 2-lap cir¬ Kanry 33; C McCrackrn P. Donnelly was held 56 SCOTTISH AND WORLD ATHLETICS cuit up 5 miles at Hamilton Race 95) -21? Point. A Entirety 109. 155. making 178. course on Saturday. 20th November. 1948. 10. Edinbu.gh Southern II.—(J Kay *5 I during heavy intermittent rain-showers on White 59 ; H. Robert.on 78 . C G a raw winter day. Elliot 91).—256 Point*. O. L Cowan* EDITED BY - WALTER J ROSS 97 | Clifton US : R M. Paul starters, 127. Of the 251 well-built Tom Greenock Glrnpark H. IS. W.lliam.on 18 . McNeish (Irvine Y.M.C.A.) at half- H Beaton 19 ; T Brand.— 103 D Farirn Editorial Orricis-69 Sr. Vincent Street. Glasgow. C.2 Tel.-CENtral 8dd3 distance. running with the leaders looked 117).—277 Point*. 15?. Grrrnnrk WrUpark H (T Strvconon 5 strong enough to win. This he did . G. King 7 ; ). Sinclair 111 . R Beaton magnificently but only after shaking otf 1151,—291 Polni*. DECEMBER. Vol. J. Nos. 8 6 9. Annu.il Subscription 6/6 a persistent J. Ellis (Victoria P. A.A.C.) 13 IM.br,an H ( E l.atham 63: W Mclnn*. who finished 2nd. 67. H. —S. Pattrt.on 85; | Gltvui 110) 328 Point* 199 T. Tracey. one of the popular " fancies," 11. Strathtay H.—(F Symc 6 I S. McKrchmc after showing signs of back 96 ) Nrw.on 99 D Macbeth 1*1) — dropping 351 Point* I63. badly showed grand pluck to finish a 15. Gur*cuh. II. -IE Cormack S7 F Ru*.*ll EMMET good 3rd. D. Nelson (Motherwell Y.M.) 52. W McNeil I03. I Mclmo.h 175 1 JOHN was 4th. the up-and-coming Wellpark 361 Point'. 166. 184. FARRELL'S T. Stevenson, was and stylish 16. Kilmarnock II.— (G Mania 11 I M.Ph.,1* youth, 5th 47 ; R. Ballantyn. 140 ; D Todd 147) r. W. Syme (Scottish Youths' quarter- Point* 200 206. 215. mile champion) of the newly formed 17. Mothrrwcl! Y.M.C.A. H (D Nrl.on 1 I. McMillan 76 ; D. —Somm.rv.llr 136 ; Strathtay Harriers made a promising 176)—397 Point. >17. cress country debut finishing 6th IB. Cumbu.lang H.-(W. Scoulat 1? C Ru..*ll Congratulations goes from the sport 73: J. Brew 124; 160).. 197 Point. to 167 707. 708 . 209 Victoria Park's counting four (J. F.llis. 19. Clydodalc H—(). Hume 61 P Younger ]. Stirling. D. Shuttleworth. A. Jenkins! 80 : A Diver. I07 : A Donaqbcy 150) who. by winning the team title made 101 Point* 701. 213. their 20. A.A.C. club holders for 2nd year Ilrlrn.burgh || A'rroll *4. P. the in Milligan 105 . P Campbell 121 ; |. Cowir succession. 123)—433 Point*. I Mauchlm* 130. I Arrol DETAILS i— 139. Doon H.—(B Hainry 27 | Gallo.ay 135 t. Individual T. M«N»IA i Irtmr Y..M.C A. I 161 169)—495 Point. 187. 195. Tinr 29—mini. .XI Mr*. of Scotland II—(A Frrrgan! 52; > Weal J I. Victoria Park A.A.C.—(|. Elll* : J. Stirling Dougla* 89 : 168. 188).—197 Point* 202. 9: D. Shuuleworth 21 A Irnkin* 23) Gta*g»w Policr A A.A.—(A Allan II S. 55 Point*. T Ham. 71 D. Mauri* Martin 138 : 182. 183).—514 Point*. 191 —IOS 151. I9S. 196. 199. 1. Edinburgh Unlvrruty II. (- II.—I A Camming Dumbarton A.A.C. (| Malcolm 39. II is no finer sport known cross-country running and escape 1? ; R Naylor (5 P | Shtrwin 29 •pHERE . Mac N** 116 1 59. 175) -519 Point*. from evcry-day routine. Un¬ G. Walk*r *11-97 Point. W P*,k*. 11 Monkland H |F. Bradley 60: H Upton than that of cross-country D. Cbimbri. 48 ; W. P. Honrymin 5* : 111 . 183. —I92) —555 Point*. running. At least that Is my doubtedly too. the sport draws its I Thin 72. Edinburgh Ea.trrn H.-(R Stark 90. F mostly from the keep-fit i. (Tlr) H.M.S. Caledonia—(C. How.rlh 17 Donaghy 201) opinion based on having experi¬ adherents |. 179. IS5. 60S Point*. A. Wyatt 20. It J. Pa.riy 10. P Pai»lcy II (A Brown IJ3 : T. Camming- enced most of the more vigorous enthusiasts. For attaining a high Mradrn 353— 102 Point*. G. I. Frampton 119 I5S— I7I).—6II Pc.nt* 1 77 I73 amidst goodly 71 . A. A Humpfcrlr. 75 F Evan* SI sports. One of the purest of amateur degree of fitness |. 171. B Willi. 102. Auchmoantain H (I Graham I4I C sports and completely dissociated company It is without peer. I (Tlr) Irvinr Y.M.C.A. H—(T M«N*,.h Fachcrty 112; —I6t. ISI) >625 Point. docs Racing Tough I; E. Allan 22 : /. Lawwn 28 : D Edinburgh NorArrn II— (W. M*.v*r 86 from any form of commercialism. It is LawM.n 51J—102 Point. F. Malr 92 G. S. McGowan 11): 1 86 2)6). 63! not benefits paradoxically cross-country racing H. Clorhworthy 9J. 179. 190 — receive the advertisement its Yet Point*. 2I8. Perhaps of competitive sports 5 Maryh.ll ll.-R. B-vmnr, 13. I MiB.idr Egliaton H.-(H .Maxwell III . I57. I80 deserve. in the future it will is one the toughest 37: F. McRar 15: T. K Wilwi 55) 203).—651 Point. 210. 211 receive Government sponsorship and en¬ known requiring a superlative degree of 150 Point.. T. Brymnrr D. 81 65. Tan Olymp.e II (R Huution 151 . 156. 177. fitness, D. Wright 115; C. Roach HI 2111—698 Point*. couragement on a basis of healthy citizen¬ general a combination of speed, 5 (Tie) Shrttlr.ton H.—(S Pollock 2* . A — ship. Besides being one of the purest of stamina and judgment. Campbell 31 : T. Fletchrr 50 : T. Clark FAILED TO CLOSE IN- 61) 166 Point.. Colguhoun 68; P Uddmoxton Welfare A.AC—(W R. Hunt 40 sports it is also one of the simplest. All There are few prizes open to the racing I. |. SimpMin Du9—70; A.
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